A conversation deep in the agri-sector gives cause for a broader conversation than Ush and Jacqui have had before about sustainability, supply chain, and climate change. Emma Coath is the Managing Director of Rocket Seeder Limited in Australia and a Co-Founder and Director of GROW Agrifood Tech Accelerator in Singapore. She has a passion for building a sustainable food and agriculture sector through supporting innovative entrepreneurs.   Emma has worked in the food and agriculture sector for the past 25 years, in both public and private organisations. Emma has completed a Bachelor of Commerce (Deakin University), a Master of eBusiness (RMIT University) and is a Member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.   https://www.rocketseeder.com

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Ep80 Sustainable innovations, communities and sectors

In this episode, Jacqui Brauman gives a legally wise mini bite to dispel 3 myths that people hold about lawyers, which may help make them a bit more human, and help to make it a bit easier if you need to find a lawyer. https://legallywisewomen.com.au

Ep79 Legally Wise Mini Bite

Louise Bedford is a best-selling author of five books on the sharemarket. She is one of Australia's most compelling speakers on the sharemarket, has been trading the markets since 1990, and has trained thousands of people to maximise their own trading potential. Louise is a behavioural finance expert and has degrees in both Psychology and Business. She has done the hard yards in the sharemarket so you can shortcut your way to success by following her methods. She's been running the 6-month repeat-for-free Trading Game Mentor Program since 2000, and she's also the founder and co-host of Talking Trading, a free weekly trading podcast. Louise's presentations are not about vague concepts that don't work in the real world — she highlights incredibly practical, time-saving strategies that you need to implement in order to become an extremely successful trader. Her key areas of focus are using candlestick charts, trading psychology, pattern detection, the impact of neuro-psychology on trading decisions and trading crisis management. Officially crowned as Australia's "Candlestick Queen", she's known as the trader that brought this fascinating technique to Australia. When she's not hanging out with her traders, Louise is spending time with her two children and husband, lifting weights at the gym, enjoying yoga, and trying to get a glimpse of her own reflection on the back of her business partner Chris Tate's bald head. You're going to want to listen to absolutely every word she has to say!   tradinggame.com.au

Ep78 She Who Controls the Money, Makes the Rules

In this episode, Ush Dhanak follows her last mini bite with an explanation of the Frankenstein brain, and the impacts this part of your brain can have. She introduces the ‘doom loop’ and starts introducing ideas about how to break it, and leave your Frankenstein brain behind.   For more, find Ush at http://eq.academy

Ep77 EQ Academy Mini Bite

Originally trained as a lawyer, and currently practising as a registered psychologist, Emily Knowles has a deep interest and investment at the intersection of these two fields. Lawyer wellbeing, and the issue of wellbeing amongst the profession more generally, is a cause to which she is deeply committed. After spending time in her early career clerking in both criminal and civil jurisdictions, she worked as a Judge's Associate in the Supreme Court before discovering and deciding that while her head was in the law, her heart was very much aligned with the human-side of the job. In time she finessed that passion to support the human at work : pursuing specialism in Organisational Psychology. She now devotes a considerable amount of her professional time and effort supporting an occupational approach towards wellbeing, amongst other solutions in the world of work. Her areas of subject matter expertise include wellbeing, leadership, leader wellbeing, individual differences (eg values and personality), culture and performance. Solutions are sometimes 'wellbeing specific', and other times the wellbeing lens is more embedded and integrated into other leadership/performance/culture work.   Emily currently consults with The Human Link (www.humanlink.co )   The poem Ush refers to: https://simpleandpractical.com/stages-change-poem/   Chapter I I walk down the street. There is a deep hole in the sidewalk. I fall in. I am lost… I am hopeless. It isn’t my fault. It takes forever to find a way out.   Chapter II I walk down the same street. There is a deep hole in the sidewalk. I pretend I don’t see it. I fall in again. I can’t believe I am in this same place. But it isn’t my fault. It still takes a long time to get out.   Chapter III I walk down the same street. There is a deep hole in the sidewalk. I see it there. I still fall in… it’s a habit… but, my eyes are open. I know where I am. It is my fault. I get out immediately.   Chapter IV I walk down the same street. There is a deep hole in the sidewalk. I walk around it.   Chapter V I walk down another street.

Ep76 Permission to be human

How do you resolve conflict? What is the style you default to when faced with a difficult conversation? Knowing your default conflict style, and what the other styles are and when to apply them, can help you work out when you need to adopt a different style to what you default to. For more: https://legallywisewomen.com.au/how-do-you-resolve-conflict/

Ep75 Legally Wise Mini Bite

Jacqui interviews Kate Dillon, after having bought one of her locally made jumpers, and it generates a great conversation with Ush. Kate Dillon is the founding director and CEO of She Lion bags: www.SheLion.com.au. She is a dual qualified lawyer (Australia and New York, USA), holding an LLB (Hons) / BA (distinction), and an MLM Commercial Law (IP). Kate has completed various innovation strategy and design thinking executive courses, including training with Inventium Pty Ltd, Echos School of Design Thinking, Stanford d.school and IDEO. Kate is a graduate and member of the AICD, and a certified Agile Practitioner (DSDM). Kate was selected to complete the Executive Program in Women’s Leadership at Stanford in 2019. She also holds an Executive Certificate in Strategy and Innovation from MIT in Boston.   Watch the video here. Get a shirt: https://www.shelion.com.au

Ep74 Walking Fearlessly

In this episode, Ush Dhanak introduces a great EQ concept - thinking about your ‘doom and gloom/fear and angry’ brain as Frankenstein (“Frankie”) v your best brain - “Einstein” brain. http://eq.academy

Ep 73 EQ Academy Mini Bite

 In this episode, Jacqui turns the tables and interviews an interviewer - Faye Waterman is generally known as The Conversation Curator. She helps SME business owners to Build Their Profiles and Brand Awareness, building their credibility and visibility through conversation on radio, video, and social media.     She is a mother of 2 children and 3 grandchildren     She has been involved in business most of her adult life     She has owned her own business and been an (RTO)Registered Training Organisation as a sole trader in the Health and Fitness Industry running nationally accredited training courses in the health and fitness industry training many people to work in the industry including herself.     Now she has her own radio show ‘A Conversation with Faye’ Live on Air Radio on 88.3 Southern FM Community radio         https://www.linkedin.com/in/fayewaterman/?originalSubdomain=au 

Ep72 Curation of Life

 In this Mini Bite, Jacqui Brauman provides a short summary of some key alternative dispute resolution methods that you could access, including the benefits of resolving a dispute as early as possible.  

Ep71 Legally Wise Mini Bite

 With a focus on financial wellbeing with another financial planner as a guest, Jacqui and Ush again check on their money blocks after listening to Natallia Smith and her passion. Natallia’s wish is for all women to have the financial security, independence and confidence that they deserve. Everything she does is driven by her knowledge that can help women navigate their financial lives. Migrating to Australia in 2001, Natallia learned that starting over in a new country involved dealing with significant financial repercussions. Her desire to create financial security for herself, her family and her future ignited an interest in this field and turned her new-found love into a fulfilling career as a Financial Adviser.  Combining her previous education in psychology with her training and knowledge of the financial industry, Natallia now works closely with her financial advice clients to develop strategies to build confidence, motivate, educate and provide security throughout their lives. With a proven strong capability in the management of complex financial strategies, her added life experience as a mother, wife and daughter of retired parents has given her a deep understanding of the reason we all need financial security. It is never too early to be prepared and protected for the uncertainties of family life and events such as separation, divorce, retirement and death. Our financial futures matter. I specialize in helping and educating pre-retiree single women (never married / widowed / separated / divorced) to manage their financial affairs and achieve financial independence and security. Rest assured, you will receive exceptional quality financial advice that will always be in your best interests.    https://www.truwealthadvice.com.au   

Ep70 FInancial wellbeing

 The final lesson in Ush’s first 5-part series is about mind power! Ush Dhanak, Australia’s leading EQ expert talks about thoughts, words and actions - forming habits that dominate your life. You can feed positive thoughts to change your life.    https://eq.academy   

Ep69 EQ Academy Mini Bite

 Serial entrepreneur Jess Jones knows burnout. She launched her first business 2nd Avenue Events in 2013, 37 weeks pregnant with her son. Jess sought out other business owners to network with and couldn’t find a group that resonated with her. Her second business Soar Collective was created in 2014, to create the perfect space for connection and collaboration between regional businesswomen. Jess ran both until she sold 2nd Avenue Events in October 2015 to focus on growing Soar Collective.     She hit her first burnout in 2017 while managing her business, a part time job and 2 young children. She hit burnout again in May 2019 and took huge life changes to recover and ensure it didn’t return. During lockdown in 2020, Jess realised her experience, knowledge, and skills that had been honed throughout her own journey needed to be shared. So many people were going through burnout and looking for ways to navigate it to find their own way back. Jess knew it was her mission to help and The Burnout Club was born.     Jess Jones is the Founder of The Burnout Club, helping business owners navigate burnout and build resilience on their road to recovery.    Website https://www.theburnoutclub.com  Podcast https://www.theburnoutclub.com/podcast  Burnout Kit https://bit.ly/tbcburnoutkit  Breaking up with Burnout Mini-Course http://bit.ly/burnoutminicourse  

Ep68 Burnout Breakup

In this fifth Legally Wise Mini Bite, solicitor and founder of Legally Wise Women Jacqui Brauman gives some simple alternative dispute resolution advice - providing some services to utilise to resolve your legal issue without ‘going legal’ and needing a solicitor.

Ep67 Legally Wise Mini Bite

In this episode, Jacqui explores a very different level of emotional intelligence with Zenith Virago. Zenith is the EO and founding member of the NSW Charity, the Natural Death Care Centre. Co-author of the book The Intimacy of Death and Dying, and subject of the international independent documentary, Zen & the Art of Dying, and patron of the Good funeral guide, UK. Zenith is at the forefront and a leading pioneer of dying well, family led body care, meaningful and appropriate ceremony, and informing and educating communities to reclaim and be empowered before, during and after death. Often seen as a maverick she offers a hybrid of truly traditional ways blended with a more contemporary understanding, encouraging people to take their dying, death, after death care and ceremony back into their own hands and hearts, even in cases of sudden death and trauma. With a legal and community background, she is a seen as a community resource, assisting people to know and reclaim their legal rights, and co-create their own social rites of passage. She has been working towards more holistic cultural change in approaches to better and continual end of life and after death care for well over 25 years. Known as a Deathwalker, an educator and a celebrant, she shares the subtle and obvious layers involved, offering guidance, support and care to inform, enable and empower people to be as informed, open and courageous as they can, and to experience their dying and their loss in the best way they can. Simply, she accompanies and guides people in their losses. https://www.naturaldeathcarecentre.org

Ep66 The power of presence

The podcast is presented by Legally Wise Women. Being ‘legally wise’ is having the wisdom to navigate daily life, having more power over outcomes, and having knowledge about how things work in our system (whether that system is financial, legal, employment, political, social, etc). Wisdom also includes emotional intelligence. This refers to a person’s ability to perceive, control, evaluate and express emotions. The podcast advocates that learning and increasing emotional intelligence is an important determinate of life success. Women will feel comfortable in our community; they will learn, they will get answers, and they will be empowered through knowledge. We have frank discussions in plain English, so that everyday women don’t feel intimidated or silly by legal, financial and political issues.

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